Hugh Finlay's tract from Canada to the Massachusetts Province
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- 1867
- Topics
- Mapping Movement, Mapping Communication, Maps, Maine, Kennebec River Watershed (Me.), Penobscot River Watershed (Me.)
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Compiled 1773-1774 by Hugh Finlay, deputy postmaster general of British North America, to show proposed postal route along the upper Kennebec and Penobscot river watersheds in west central Maine, planned for improved postal service from Québec City.
"The Major & Knapp Mfg. & Lith Co., 71 Broadway N.Y."
"These parallel lines shew the most practicable path unobstructed by mountains by which a good road may be opened into New England."
Relief shown pictorially.
"The Major & Knapp Mfg. & Lith Co., 71 Broadway N.Y."
"These parallel lines shew the most practicable path unobstructed by mountains by which a good road may be opened into New England."
Relief shown pictorially.
Notes
Featured in the essay "Mapping Communication" at Mapping Movement in American History and Culture.
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